Autopilot | Key Settings,

[jose2006cr]

Hello im new to the forums but i got a few problems with several aircraft, the most important 1 is

LDS 767-300 Level D " "

When i try to set the altitute or heading or anything with the keyboard, it wont work. I mean it wont change. Or its FSP. I dont know if its my
settings or the plane that wont alow it but i dont know. i really like the plane but i gotten so used to FSP , i cant fly it without it. Please help
me. Again the pklane doesnt respond when i try to set the Autopilot with FSP. Thank You ( remenber using the a key and then the altitute)

[jose2006cr]

btw dont bash me if this has been asked :p

[ivo]

first, you can try to set a different command for the MCP Altitude. Since the LevelD 767 isn't a default aircraft, it might have different
settings. I'm not sure. When I fly the 767 I set my MCP Altitude by clicking. Second, if that doesn't work, you can just try to click on it like I
do. Hope I helped

[Drew]

jose2006cr wrote:
btw dont bash me if this has been asked :p

Welcome

Yes it has been asked several times, and its the same with the pmdg planes i belive.

Them aircraft use different ways/ different settings within fs9 to control the autopilot, than the default and other addon planes do. The
result is 'most' of these shortcut commands do not work. (you may find the com and the nav shortcuts do stil work as they do on the
pmdg, but not the speed, alt etv)

oh, and before you ask, no there is no fix for this unless the plane manufacture changes there system

[jose2006cr]

Drew wrote:

jose2006cr wrote:
btw dont bash me if this has been asked :p

Welcome

Yes it has been asked several times, and its the same with the pmdg planes i belive.

Them aircraft use different ways/ different settings within fs9 to control the autopilot, than the default and other addon planes do. The
result is 'most' of these shortcut commands do not work. (you may find the com and the nav shortcuts do stil work as they do on the
pmdg, but not the speed, alt etv)

oh, and before you ask, no there is no fix for this unless the plane manufacture changes there system

Dam lol. Thanks BTW